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African leaders warned of Zimbabwe- like coup acts

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
November 16, 2017
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By Ssebuliba Samuel:

African leaders have been warned of Zimbabwe- like coup acts if incumbent leaders do not embrace change.

Yesterday African and international media was awash with news of a military takeover of Zimbabwe’s government that led to a rather surprising end of Mugabe’s 37 reigns.

Speaking to KFM, Gen Mugisha Muntu the incumbent president of the Forum for Democratic Change said many African leaders are disregarding the need for change which is likely to cause chaos in the near future.

He says many leaders are still leaning on the military to rule their respective countries which cannot last.

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